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"Mike, darling, are we in Italy? ... I have been ill, have I not? They say I'm going to die, but I'm not; I'm going to live for you, my darling." Then she recovered recollection of what had happened, and whispered that she had failed to give her mother the opiate, but had nevertheless determined to keep her promise to him.
"What do you call it?" she asked, struggling to regain composure. Her companion pulled away the cloth, which still lay against the pedestal, and she saw the words: "I strew these opiate flowers Round thy restless pillow." Again she was silent. Perplexity, regret, and, more keenly than all, a delicious exultation, overcame her. She stole a half-glance up into the face of the tall form beside her.
By the time that the daily habit fastened itself he had learned of other opiate preparations than M'Munn's, and finding a certain insufficiency characterize that tincture as he increased the size of the dose, had recourse to laudanum, which contains the full native vigor of the drug unmodified. This nauseated him.
"No," said Roughgrove, in a whisper; "he only sleeps; but it is a very sound slumber." "Now let us take off his Indian dress," said Glenn, "and put on him some of my clothes." This was speedily effected, and without awaking the youth, whose senses were benumbed, as if by some powerful opiate. "Now, Mary," said Roughgrove, "you must likewise have repose. You are almost exhausted in body and mind.
Once in the desert, when men were dying round him of fever and dysentery, he had been obliged, exhausted and ill, scarce able to drag himself from his bed, to resort to an opiate to allay his own sufferings, that he might minister to others. He remembered how, in the atmosphere it had created an intoxication, a soothing exhilaration and pervasive thrill he had saved so many of his followers.
At length the lateness of the hour, which much exceeded Harry's time of going to bed, conspiring with the opiate charms of music, he could resist no longer, but insensibly fell back upon his chair fast asleep.
"You choose the one only because the other is denied. You would love only because you cannot rule; and since your heart, which thirsts for fame and honor, can find no other satisfaction, you would quench its thirst with some other draught, and would administer love as an opiate to lull to rest its burning pains. Believe me, princess, you do not yet know yourself!
And he gave the wretched man an opiate that laid him out within ten minutes, and in all likelihood preserved his reason. It was the doctor's next business to attend to Mac; and he found occasion, while engaged upon his arm, to make the man repeat the names of the rescued crew.
"But in what I may see fit to do I must not be handicapped by the presence of a sick woman." "Her condition at any rate will admit of our administering an opiate," I suggested. "That would meet the situation?" "Good!" cried Smith. He was intensely excited now. "I rely upon you to arrange something, Petrie. Mr.
Sustained by unnatural excitement, I seemed borne on air, and as much separated from the body as the spirit so lately divorced from that unbreathing clay; it was the effect of the opiate I had taken, but the pale watchers in the death-chamber shuddered at my unearthly appearance.
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